Encounter Qin Shihuang on a deserted island

Chapter 33 Intolerable Bottom Line

betray.

It is the first emperor, the most intolerable.

When Lai Ai was in power with Qin's mother for a while, she was almost on the verge of emptying Yingzheng who was not the first emperor.

In the end, Qin Wang Yingzheng found an opportunity and executed Lao Ai and Qin's mother together in one fell swoop.

Cheng Yu, the son of King Zhuangxiang of Qin, rebelled, and the First Emperor Yingzheng didn't care about the same origin, and finally chose to kill Cheng Yu himself.

After Lai Ai fell down, Lu Buwei lost to Yingzheng step by step. In the end, he was worried that the exposure of the past would lead to death, so he took the initiative to resign and drag his family to the land of Bashu.

As everyone knows, Ying Zheng already knew what happened between Lu Buwei, Qin's mother and Lao Ai.

In the final result, Lu Buwei died of poisoning and the curtain ended, and outsiders did not know what secrets there were.

Li Si can be said to be the right-hand man of the First Emperor.

Daqin is able to have what he is today, and Li Sihe has contributed a lot.

In the beginning, Li Si was just a student of Lu Buwei, with no qualifications or background, and was entrusted with important tasks only after he was appreciated by Ying Zheng.

In the end, he ranked among the Sangong and Jiuqing, one of the three princes.

Even though he was in a high position, Li Si didn't doubt at all that if the bottom line of the first emperor was touched.

No matter how important a confidant is, even if he has been supporting him for many years, he is the one who advises him.

Ying Zheng will kill them with a knife, fully explaining what it means to be unfaithful for a lifetime.

Just heard what Chang Yu said, he will join forces with Zhao Gao to tamper with the will?
Zhao Gao is a family member of the Qin imperial family, and the first emperor and his kindness can be regarded as one of the more important confidants.

If he dared to mutilate the prince and tamper with the edict, I believe that the first emperor would never be relentless.

Betrayal is the bottom line, if it is touched, it will be killed.

Seeing that the three of them were staring at him made Chang Yu feel a little nervous.

Quickly argue with them, he was joking, it must not be true and don't take it seriously!

It can be regarded as catering to them, and it can also be regarded as retracting the previous words, because the time and history are not right at all.

According to what they said when they first landed on the desert island, it is only about 25 years in the Daqin calendar.

The first emperor died in 37 years.

It's still a few years away from what I said.

Seeing how excited they were, Chang Yu didn't want to provoke them, so he quickly changed his mind and followed them.

"you!"

Li Si was almost pissed off.

Not so exciting!
He said he would rebel, but he said, don't you take it seriously?

Yes, he didn't take it seriously, but someone would take it seriously!
The first emperor did not speak from the beginning to the end, his eyes were deep and cold

As one of his confidantes, Li Si Neng didn't know what it meant?
The atmosphere in each other gradually condensed.

Emperor Shi Huang, who had not spoken for a long time, said something in a fluttering manner.

"Young man, what you said just now, you changed your words later, why?"

Listening to what I said earlier, I have full confidence, and it doesn't seem like I'm talking nonsense.

Predicting the future is a means of immortals, and the First Emperor will of course keep it in mind.

I just didn't understand why I had to take back what I said, but followed Li Si's meaning everywhere.

Li Si was originally full of anger and wanted to clear Shi Huangdi's innocence, but Chang Yu made him so angry that he couldn't let it out.

Could it be that the secret cannot be leaked?

Just now I was about to say something, and realized something was wrong, so I took it back?
Faced with Emperor Shi Huang's questioning, Chang Yu felt something was wrong.

There is an invisible coercion, suppressing his mind and emotions, making him faintly kneel down.

kneel?

Rushing a fool?
Crazy!

"Don't worry about that, just take it as a fart and continue playing cards!"

Li Si couldn't hide the anxiety in his eyes, and Wang Ben, who was also a little flustered, looked at each other.

Both parties could see the complex meaning in each other's eyes, and the Emperor Shihuang would definitely not easily let this matter go unnoticed.

The First Emperor didn't ask any questions immediately, but pondered over what Chang Yu said just now.

Will the prosperous national fortune of the Great Qin Dynasty perish in the second generation?

I will also die in the fifth parade?
Li Si, Zhao Gao, will rebel?

As an emperor, it is common sense to be suspicious by nature, otherwise he would have been played to death by himself.

As the saying goes, the victorious general is the god of war in the army, and he is more loved by the people than the king in the palace.

The generals in front of the battle, Meng Yi, Wang Jian, etc., have the most prestige in the army and among the people.

Smart people all know the truth that if one's achievements are overwhelming, the king will be suspicious of this, and may even be suppressed on trumped-up charges.

Every time those generals returned after a big victory, they would ask the first emperor for a large amount of rewards, regardless of the harsh words and reprimands of the court ministers.

Because they all know that it was the first emperor who gave them the dazzling achievements they have now.

Their prestige among the people and even the army is entirely due to the opportunity given to them by the First Emperor.

They worked for the first emperor, and the first emperor was their boss, and they could be taken down if they were unhappy.

By asking for a large amount of rewards, they are also telling the first emperor that they know who is the boss.

For them, eating, drinking, women, and fighting are enough.

As Chang Yu said, it is not unreasonable.

Zhao Gao has a close relationship with Hu Hai, and is also Hu Hai's first teacher.

If there is a chance, he will definitely support Hu Hai, because he can also benefit from it.

From Li Si to legalists, Daqin ruled the country with legalism.

The eldest son, Fusu, rejected the Legalists since he was a child, so he became very close to Confucianism.

The First Emperor had long complained about this, but both Li Si and Zhao Gao knew about it.

If Li Si, who helped Su ascend the throne and represented Legalism, would he be able to keep his position as prime minister?
Li Si is a smart person, but also a person who cares about power very much.

At the beginning, Yingzheng also took a fancy to this point, so he was hired under his command to advise him.

I believe that in order to get himself to a higher position, Li Si will fully demonstrate his planning thinking.

Zhao Gao, too, is a person who seeks power for profit.

Then, it is very likely that they will join hands to tamper with the edict and change Hu Hai as king.

Zhao Gao can benefit from it, and Li Si's position as prime minister can also be kept, so why not do it?
Comparing rights and tampering with the will, it is simply that the temptation of the latter is greater than the deterrence of the latter.

The first emperor's face gradually became gloomy.

Regardless of whether this matter is true or not, the seeds of doubt have already been planted in his heart.

As long as these two people show any signs of rebellion in the follow-up, there is only one word waiting for them.

dead!
Whoever dares to act recklessly in the court to disturb his great Qin foundation will die without exception!

It is said that the first emperor was a tyrannical king, but in fact he did not kill innocent people indiscriminately.

Every time there is a killing spree, it is almost always linked to betrayal, and the last thing he can tolerate is rebellion and betrayal.

Maybe it was because too many civil servants were killed that all the civil servants in the dynasty were frightened and uneasy, so they used their power to write about the tyranny of the First Emperor to vent their uneasiness?

(End of this chapter)